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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# Why not bash?
# bash is annoying for opts handling
# AND especially annoying if those opts need to be in both --key value AND --key=value format
# AND not DRY.
# and Ruby is pretty close to bash in syntax. Or it's close to Perl, which is close to Bash
# and Python feels like a bunch of boilerplate here
require 'optparse'

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-- but this in your system level Script menu (using the Script Menu builtin in OS X, or Fastscripts from http://red-sweater.com

tell application "BBEdit"
	set newDoc to scratchpad window
	select newDoc
	activate
end tell

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version: 1
tasks:
  from-net:
    command: python3
    script: |
      print("hi from the network")

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// ==UserScript==
// @name     Only Github News
// @version  1
// @grant    none
// @include  /^https?://github\.com\/\?news=only/
// ==/UserScript==



document.querySelector(".team-left-column").remove()

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// I should probably write a blog post about this, but whatever

import { Spanner, Instance } from '@google-cloud/spanner'

import type { Database } from '@google-cloud/spanner'

/**
  Authentication is provided by the local machine user running
  `gcloud auth application-default login`
*/

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#!/bin/sh

curl $1 | /usr/local/bin/bbedit


# Call this script like so:
# web2bbedit.sh http://www.barebones.com
# This will open the Bare Bone Software homepage as HTML in BBEdit

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// ==UserScript==
// @name        Github remove relative date stupidness
// @namespace   http://www.wilcoxd.com
// @include     https://github.com*
// @version     1
// @grant       none
// ==/UserScript==

// created: WD-rpw 03-25-2013

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-- by Ryan Wilcox, March 30, 2012, licensed under Public Domain

tell application "BBEdit"
	tell window 1
		set theRes to display dialog "Create how many columns?" default answer "3"
		set columnNum to (text returned of theRes as number)
		
		set insertionP to get selection
		set tableColumnText to "| <##> "
		set tableRowText to ""

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tell application "BBEdit" to set theFile to file of document 1
tell application "Finder" to set theFolder to (container of file theFile) as alias
set theUnixPath to POSIX path of theFolder

set output to return & "cd '" & theUnixPath & "'; pwd"
tell application "BBEdit"
	set uws to Unix worksheet window
	tell uws
		select insertion point after last character
		set selection to output

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tell application "BBEdit"
	
	set theScript to selection as text
	set clippingFileRef to (path to temporary items as string) & "clipping_as_selection"
	
	--close access clippingFileRef
	set fileref to open for access file clippingFileRef with write permission
	set eof of fileref to 0 -- clear the file
	write theScript to fileref
	close access fileref